Lobbying Governance
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Revvity’s disclosures focus on public-health advocacy and do not identify any attempts to influence climate-related public policy. The company describes meetings with officials in Ghana and Nigeria, engagement with the World Health Organization and the World Health Assembly, and events such as the NBS World View Summit, but none of these activities are linked to climate policy. Likewise, the policies it highlights—the WHO resolution on global newborn screening, the inclusion of PlGF-based tests in UK NICE guidance, and efforts to expand latent TB testing—are health measures, not climate measures. Because Revvity does not describe any climate legislation, regulation, or program it has sought to shape, provides no climate-specific lobbying mechanisms or targets, and states no climate-related outcomes it wishes to achieve, we find no evidence of transparency on climate lobbying.
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